Sipsey Street Irregulars: Obama-appointed black-robed cover-up abettor plays along on the delay game. I guess she's postponing it until after the civil war.

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Obama-appointed black-robed cover-up abettor plays along on the delay game. I guess she's postponing it until after the civil war.

Roland Freisler, State Secretary of the Reich Ministry of Justice and President of the People's Court. He was killed in an Allied bombing raid before he could be hanged at Nuremberg.

Judge splits difference in Holder contempt suit.

David Codrea comments:

We'll need to see who the victors are, because this is one for the history books.

It's an obscene shame, because the story should have been bigger than Watergate. It should have resulted in prison sentences, and convicts being induced to name higher-ups. But thanks to the media running interference and a controlled/compromised opposition, about the most appropriate reaction for the present would be to chant.

Not that it will do the people still being killed any good...

I don't expect to be around to see it, but if these bastards are able to get their way as seems likely, someone, someday in the future, will be walking down the bullet-scarred, paper-strewn hallways of Main Justice -- now under new management -- tasked with finding the files and conducting the necessary interrogations that will be used in the war crimes trials. David is right. We'll see who writes the history books.

6 comments:

Cederq said...: Mike, do you see a likeness to obama of this man?; September 10, 2014 at 12:19 PM
Anonymous said...: Whether judicial decision or legislative bill, this split the difference (compromise ) nullshit is really where we are. Bipartisan eh? This IS collectivism. This IS the outcome of "nobody wins so nobody loses". The truth is that WE ALL lose when there is no winner. Absent a clean winner there is never ending "middle ground" and that results in lawlessness. Why? Because when law become relative and subject to "discretion" - there really is no law at all.

We are a a point where the only legislation that "passes " is garbage that NOBODYBis happy with. The only judicial decisions are being infected with the same virus.

Ultimately, the Great Compromise is being compromise. Take note - that's when a good word becomes a bad word.; September 10, 2014 at 12:41 PM
Anonymous said...: Roland Freisler wasn't hanged, he died as the result of an Allied bombing run on Berlin, 3 months before Germany's surrender.; September 10, 2014 at 3:46 PM
Anonymous said...: Freisler was not hanged at Nuremberg. He was killed during an Allied bombing raid, when part of the court room collapsed onto him.; September 10, 2014 at 4:10 PM
Jimmy the Saint said...: Regarding the photo caption: Freisler wasn't hanged. He died in an American air raid in February '45.; September 10, 2014 at 4:36 PM
Anonymous said...: Current administration has enough time left to make the fatal errors that will result in TREASON charges, followed by a necktie party; September 10, 2014 at 9:35 PM

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Obama-appointed black-robed cover-up abettor plays along on the delay game. I guess she's postponing it until after the civil war.

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